Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-11

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nanEs kope tknt the Iawm4kers vii 1eai
Justly wIEM the puhlle 60 the future.
be aame noE3 af arEument w&a ufRed
aQsinat ths REeHideutfal suersaafum bill
whsn shna was undsr Afsenssiou, bot ~
seen a. Is reenfped Tie Exernfixs sigma
tufe the wbnfe Aatfon. tneindinG Che
eruakerm. drew desp bge4kh of reiisL
6enTsaHxT Manning declknas 20 Say
aEyshing FeaardinR q rspsT4 thai be -
about 70 RESIGN the Treasury porifsl10
IN order 10 nesept ths presidency Of the
new Nati1nai bank 70 Be orR1Ufxed IN
View ToEk, 80 he dsts not ears 10 deny
that be h1s o. has not aeoepsed posi-
zion fhst he's mes been formally tenaeFed
him. Il h geuerally believed, b0ueVeE.
fbat tbe report d o1Frset nnd that tbe
Secretary, although NOS formally ten
aared ne poaifi0n, knows that Il viii
Be offered. en1 has faiked with the
President REGARDING the matter. His
re.iRnafi0n vii pRobahly Be tendsEed
aftsr the adiouFurnent Of CoBRTessL The
ssiarv 81 ths nsw 0Gisa VIII b 81. LOO
more than twice that Of . Cabinet Ell
Ger, and viii not require the continual
strsfn necessary % al the ofIiss Of
seersfaFy Of the Treasury. In view Of
this probable change Assistant 6ecFe-
tarY FafruhiId'a name Il again pfsm-
| ins1fly menffonsd for Secretary. TAe
cauismplated KstiFemens Of Treasures
9osdan for ths purpose Of accepting ~
odiee in the ne9 bank Il openly SC
/ knogied9ed, bat - yss little u said re
gzrding bic sueosss0E.
| Mr. Bloant. Of Georgia. IN charge Of
| Ghs Psstoflse Appropriation bill, briefly
explained iis provisions, Stating that nc
neg legislation vas proposed and thai
tba estimates Of the Department ha6
been IN the main followed There Uss
an Increase. 70 Which be called the o.
tanfsan Of tbs committee. IN the appro
prisfi0n fer mail oeprsdati0us ant
Postofioe Inspectors. For this SERVES
$4,000 sas given. being an increase o
$4,000 over the appropriation Of las
/ year. This increase was given 20 ena
bie the Postmaster General 10 invest
gate more thoroughly the frauds whiel
In many cases existed In the conduct o
foufth class postofhces. He cited sew
erai instances In which fourth clas
postmasters had made falss reports q
10 the amount Of stamps cancelled b
them and UPON which their oompensa-
tion was based, and be expressed tb
J belief that q great ref0rmaeion w0nl,
be worked IL the postmasters OF I'll
class knew that tae P0sfmkte Genera
had an incSeased force Of inspectors q
; his command.
II The bill TO establish agricultural ex
peEiment stations vas passed 10 Cd
senate Saturday Il directs the estak
Iishment Tin connection with agricultu
! raj colleRes) Of q department 10
known IS ''sn agricultural experiments
STATEN" Where there are two sue
colleges IN one state the amount spprc
, pFiated 10 each Mate and TerFAoFy fc
this purpose (e15.O00) is ts be equal
divided between them. The object {
these stations IL 10 eouduet original =
searches or 20 verify experiments oE q
{ physiology Of plants and animals, di
eases 10 which they are subjected, etc.
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